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Hey guys, 

Bit upset this morning, I have been outbreak free for about 2-3 weeks now, and just starting to feel better about my appearance again and not having to wrap my penis in tissue to stop fluid leaking from blisters, and then BOOM, another outbreak (this time twice as big). 

Im starting my suppression course of Aciclovir again as I really cant deal with the constant outbreaks ive had over the last 3 months.

My main question: Is anyone else astounded by the speed in which outbreaks occur? I went swimming last night and checked my penis at 9:00pm, then at 9:00am the next day i am covered in large blisters. Its making me think swimming is perhaps a trigger? But im not entirely sure.

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I don't get blisters, but just a suggestion....Get some Lemon Balm ointment and put it all over the areas where you break out. It's supposed to help prevent and it's working well for my redness:) I put it on two or three times daily.

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Yep, those bastards come thick and fast. I get them on the inside of my foreskin, so I almost always discover them in the shower and yeah, it's always a shattering experience. 

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I don't get blisters. I get different  symptoms everytime I been getting back to back minor ob too. Thinking its time for suppressive anti virals Again. My OB have been different everytime and never a legion so I don't even know for sure if it's H

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